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Want to Get Through to Teens | Talk to Their Brains

Want to Get Through to Teens | Talk to Their Brains. In my decade of research and writing on brain development and the brain disease of addiction, understanding the whole story about puberty and the brain’s evolution [see Image 2 below] gave me the pieces that finally completed the puzzle on how/why teens do the things they do and how/why their peers are so influential and why all of this is so instrumental in the development of substance abuse problems . If you are a parent, you know...

Christmas with my mom

A blog post I shared after the holidays but since it is related to ACE's I am sharing it here after an encouragement to do so by Jane Stevens. Thank you Jane! ------------------------------ I am feeling tired after the holidays but overall, it was...

Good News Beats Bad on Social Networks (nytimes.com)

BAD NEWS SELLS. If it bleeds, it leads. No news is good news, and good news is no news. Those are the classic rules for the evening broadcasts and the morning papers, based partly on data (ratings and circulation) and partly on the gut instincts of producers and editors. Wars, earthquakes, plagues, floods, fires, sick children, murdered spouses — the more suffering and mayhem, the more coverage. But now that information is being spread and monitored in different ways, researchers are...

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